One of the operatives remarks that the global positioning satellites have an orbit of 155 miles. Such a low-earth orbit for a satellite would be entirely impossible, as it would not be stable at such a low altitude for very long (perhaps two weeks at most). Normal altitudes for GPS's and other earth-observing satellites are at least 600 to 900 Kilometers (372 to 562 miles), and more often these satellites orbit from altitudes of 1,000 miles or more.
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